Numerous studies in academic literature study bioeconomy as part of the worldwide desire to find new or more sustainable ways obtain economic and cultural growth. They view it a sector used invent, promote develop processes compatible with durable environment. Bioeconomics has had constant development scientific last two centuries. It was created link powerful sciences: biology economics, an en...

Alcohol posts on social media frequently receive likes that are often perceived by emerging adults as peer approval of alcohol consumption and have been linked to their drinking intentions in previous research. This research, however, has generally not considered the fact liking is a reciprocal behavior differs from day day. By conducting an app-integrated daily diary study employing network an...

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Several “e-movement” crusaders have discovered that customers spend significant amounts of time researching products they seek before purchasing. In a bid to assist customers in these efforts, and conserve precious time, these organizations offer users suggestions of products they may be interested in. This serves the dual purpose of not just attracting browsers but converting them into buyers....

People rarely articulate explicitly what a native speaker of a language is already assumed to know. So to acquire the stereotypical knowledge that underpins much of what is said in a given culture, one must look to what is implied by language rather than what is overtly stated. Similes are a convenient vehicle for this kind of knowledge, insofar as they mark out the most salient aspects of the ...

In a series of engaging observations on colonialism and territorial conquest, Edward Said crafted the notion of “imaginative geography” to describe the ideological impulses of dominant groups seeking control of places and people.1 According to Said, imagined geography is a process initiated by groups with territorial ambitions who reinvent meanings about the landscapes they covet, and frame dis...